The movie is waaaay too large for a website (90MB). Open it up in QTP, make as small as possible by dragging the corner, hit Export, choose Export Movie to QuickTime Movie, then options.
Click Settings in the Video section and change the frame rate to 24, set Keyframes to Every 128 frames, Quality to High and choose Multi-pass Encoding. Click Ok.
Click Size in Video and change the Dimensions option to 320 x 240 QVGA and check Preserve Aspect Ratio using Fit within Dimensions. Click Ok
Click Settings in Audio and change Format to Linear PCM, Channels to Stereo, the rate to 22.050 kHz, Render Quality to Normal and the Linear PCM Settings to 8 bits. Click Ok.
Check Prepare for Internet Streaming and choose Fast Start Compressed Headers, then click Ok.
Change the filename to whatever you like and hit Save.
You should now have a 14MB video that will be much more manageable.
Hope this helps,
Joe
On 30 Apr 2010, at 09:18, Heather Hughes wrote:
I’ve had several people say they can’t watch the video - that it takes ages to load, and then only plays a few seconds. They’re on PCs, using Internet Explorer 8 on the whole.
Any advice on why this could be? Is it a bandwidth, software, hardware possible problem? Or should I compress the video file further (not sure how big this should be, or does Freeway do this automatically?)
Any tips on what I can do to make the video as accessible as possible would be gratefully received
Thanks,
Heather
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